but ultimately the u. n. s. seat and never the less failed to reach an agreement on x hex. now the indian foreign minister, recently new said that the u. n. s c can no longer deal with the global issues, and it's lost its relevance as an institution, but it's on the, on the to get it gone. so you know what the security council is like a or to the level where that are uh, section members who don't want to let go on. okay. so they want to keep control of what the problem not critic seem to admit mom and was not too keen to have the practices question. it's in a way to human failing, but i think today it is coming to work. it is harming the buttons because on the issues from turn thing the was the un is getting less and less effect to india has long sought to become a permanent member of the u. n. s. c, as the casing for why do representation for the global suff. international affairs experts, patrick pine told oxy that the u. n. s. c is no longer fit for purpose. as long as permanent members can wield a veto when i buy that own interest. so on the threat some of the members of

u. s. u n. coordinations are back in would be what would be a historic pledge to end the use of the main contributor to global warming. but oil producers like saudi arabia and russia, are lobbying against the pledge, anchoring some representatives. and protesters as the, when the, when the, were these demonstrators are protesting against the leaks open message urging countries to blow up any text targeting fossil fuel. with here many of the comp 28 negotiators are concerned about the lack of progress and resistance of opec members. i don't believe what they will package, shane on, we shouldn't discuss actually the production of policy fuels. if we want to be series the or citizens in the planet, if we're going to be able to achieve the 2013, started get off emissions by single pack shortstop directly to children of this plan. it activists declared a day of protest that the climate summit hundreds also marched in solidarity with gaza, demanding a permanent ceasefire as well as claimant justice a

so you know what, what american score the special relationship between the u. s. n is, well, they've been quoting, get this special relationship for many years. i think something else needs to be to replace this brand. it should be called something like the same as the relationship because what this relationship go on the bins and sets even against american interests in the region it's, it's a huge embarrassment for the american before the on all eyes, the entire program. the americans have have a drafted for the middle east, the, the alternative energy routes, the alternative commercial routes coming from the gulf to the soldiers, to jordan, to israel. all of this has been demonised because of this war, and the american does not seem to care or understand that this is going to happen. dr. ramsey. thank you so much for your take of the story. thank you for speaking to us on our change, a national policy in american journalist and the editor of the policy and chronicle . thank you. also a northern gather and is really as drive on a residential neighborhood in the cit

u. s. o n i, accident. i know the version of the horrors that these guys are indiscriminate. they'll be what is can have on a civilian population. so, you know, was a little bit about the munitions that in question, right? so to by the administration, announce on july 7th that it was transferring munitions shoot you, my and those munitions are now being used by the, in military and the ones that questions are from the 1980s. so these are the m 864, and they're at least 30 years old. and the, you are actually right. you know, was these munitions are sitting in our saw pile? they do age and there's where i share. but i think the, the plan that we should be focusing on is the impact of civilians during and after the conflict. not that way, right. i think the battery is just right here. and i because we know that the latest march report on us munition was just we meet this week and states that these weapons impact 90 percent of civilians and 60 percent of those civilians are children that are under the age of 18. right. and like you, i avow heritage, my own family were victims of

day until now all trucks entering guys have to pass through the rough across and that egypt, the u. n. s one that people didn't guys are facing the humanitarian catastrophe, which the vs shortages of basic supplies for more on the humanitarian situation in gaza. i spoke with tessa ingram of unit assess in a mind well, the delivery of the matter last and jessica, which was your daughter at the moment. 80 is really, really dire inside. and so every trust that we can get in with those last saving supplies, like 4 times food and medicine that just extend on the lifeline. the kind of fragile spread that the children are guides are holding onto items the moment that it really has just been a trickle. the amount that we've been able to getting is not meeting the and all of us today. so the opening of the trench long crossing is, is certainly an important step. so we really just don't know what's going to be until we see it up and running for you guys. i totally get what you mean. difficult times. indeed with so many displaced people is more able to reach the nanny to many young people on the mo

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s. o. he was added to as well, refused, wouldn't be any information even for the u. n. s. is who tried to check on the how and the and stuff and 40 or the just if you wish. it's right in the set in the last few days that it is going to a lot of humanitarian aid in from the side. so if you're seeing any evidence of that, and will it help ease the catastrophic situation that you're in for the 1st time under the christmas continue to receive a humanitarian either through without a we are deceiving, approximate the, a $180.00 the trucks every day, which is distributed as people and it shows there's an areas of salt took us off. however, up to this moment, to humanitarian aid is completely denied access to the area of gus, the city, and the north. a where i mentioned that it has been at least 800000 civilians, artist and both in these areas. and unfortunately, they are completely denied access to a few minutes here again. and the only time we were able to get somebody to that area is viewing the one week a choose. we weren't able to send 310 is the trucks to go to the city and

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we discussed the resolution with dan cuz i like human and labor rights lawyer who says the u. n. s c doesn't specify how the aid it should flow in the gaza, or just in the agreement, it just empty words. the security council resolution, as it's written, and it was written by the us and the you a with, with the intention that it has no t, it's a nothing. it does say that, you know, humanitarian aid should be freely flowing into god's up. it doesn't say how that's going to happen. in fact, it says the u. n is not to be overseen that. so what's the mechanism for enforcing that there is not so it's just empty words. there's no ability under this resolution to ensure that israel will comply. and by the way, what does it even mean when israel is still denying the population water and electricity right now, the entire population of gaza is starving. all, all the world food agencies are say, and this will not change that because israel wants to star these people and this won't change that. the us shares, israel's goals in gaza in that is destroying the population of gaza and moving it into

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the u. n. s t has the dorm and that it contribute controversy resolve in the i see here, the question is why, why it's been a zillow premier to be as the i c, j. they've already participated in the process before the i c j. by like a board to argue the court does not have jurisdiction twice. the last that these 2 presented let me read her provisional matches by little as the parts and then the vice president. so they have the, as douglas on the okay, just boxes to pick it up because at the top there with that now saying that they're not good, the respect they'll come up with. what do you think present madura has done this now? that's why i didn't get that question. why do you think president my dural has, has done, has gone ahead and done this. now this move where do i manage cool thoughts? 1111 school of thought is that the is trying to distract from the car? and put it, it goes situation in venezuela, diana has welcomed many venezuela and my friends to our shores. we are providing support for t

and you were saying something interesting, earlier on about the, the way that this u. n. s. the resolution has been shifting. it seems to have satisfied the united states. according to their ambassadors, we heard from gabriel in new york. it may have shifted too far to retain the support of some other members because originally it was meant to give more control over the age going in to you in agencies and less to the is really, is monitoring exactly what was going in. however, you were saying that the very fact that the us has signal such a allowance from its suspect developed such a resolution could have an influence just in and of itself. exactly. if this is an unprecedented the event or is it 1st time that the us with report that was so it was in that this not defending or supporting 100 percent leased. right. so this is a ad ray of living at maybe 9 or area of hold that we come see that's the international committee finally decided altogether to say this is the limit we have to stop. at least we have to do something different for what we have doing in the us, cynthia. ye

u. n. 's response to the october 7th attack by him asked his quote, disgraceful of the case. hastings of being slow to condemn the attack. the is radio or t say they've time to check. the visa is all to you in representatives smoke hastily . hastings has already a raised vietnam. i will be here between monetary and situation, and we'll turn garza, we all know that there's more than 200 hostages in captivity and they need to be released immediately and unconditionally. the same goes for humanitarian assistance going in to gaza. it has to be able to reach civilians unconditionally with time and all the jerusalem development funds to me as soon as law waste as the tennessee box with impunity. i believe that its water will fit as well, and one will for everyone else is it i is, is doing pick and choose in. it's a position towards the international organizations. so whatever it is, it does say, suppose to human, it is not related to that aspect of the international note or to the mortality of offic

u. n. 's latest figures. and this happening despite israel's stated target being from us a militant group operating out of gas, a palestinian journalist on political level as well. how about the jeep is all of the view. the idea of has been given carte blanche to kill people, including those who don't pose a threat to the of the annual government at the beginning of the year on the is the right to inc. a government against the i if and the said laws, the freedom of affordability and those bank, um, so that was the, she thinks it was changed on that enable them to open fire against on a few and even if they don't for them the for it, i get their life office isn't of talk on that is really, really for the campaign and get us those back into suffice, unexpended. i would become more hard on stuff as the i do feel the this, it was more than 300 something. as soon as i close those band, committing women children and no one feels secure. even though germany's of that music stuff where also target this via the i, the

u. s. is what i n e v toll and head towards the guys. that's what they gave sions of the shunt integrations cutting with them all the needed and saving the lives of more than 2000000. 15 young people who are being killed by starvation. and now they are without any shelter. without communication, without submit, defense for the occupation has failed, has failed to accomplish and even if its objectives in the guys and publishing the images of discovering a very long tunnel of august, the good of the 72 days of aggression is quite up to later as the mission has been performed the which with which we intended from this tunnel. as i am publishing of such images, only attempts to cover their failure on the 7th of folks all. but i'm the big most is among the troops and military equipment which will continue to and t is as long as they continue their aggression in this context, we would like to confirm the following, that the theme young resistance, especially out of some, but it gave the spin, manage this a battle with the responsibility and wi

so she has been overly criticizing, and the trump administration that you was also part of s a u. n. and bassett or bed chris christy. another candidate, he set that the 3 of the candidates where on states yesterday in alabama and i quote, are afraid to offend to donald trump a. they spoke about that and that you have, you also said that they were it mistakes that donald trump made. you could say that nikki haley is one of the favorites of the donors she is. she knows really how to move on stage. so many see her as having a the biggest chance of getting this a 2nd spell, but of course it remains it to be seen. whole voters will decide how early this week about before my president raised eyebrows by suggesting that he would be a dictator from day one if he got a 2nd time. and what's been the reaction to those comments. that's right and the, the timing off that statement was also really interesting when he said that during, during an interview, joe biden quickly react to. so from the side of the democrats, of the whitehouse, he said, trump not even hiding the boat any more. he's telli

the u. n.'s gaza throughout. >>> children, after children, after children who lie in the hospital corridors with horrific injuries. lots of them serious blast injuries. they've lost limbs. >> reporter: it's not just the injured, it's the disabled and homeless. this u. n. run school in southern gaza has become a refuge for orphans and kids with complex medical needs. some several times displaced, like 90% of the strip. sometimes, it's the adult who cries as the children stay silent, or watch in four as building's collapse around them. leaving children covered in debris and dust. there aren't enough emergency vehicles, so any mode of transport will have to do in gaza. horse drawn courts, pick up trucks, motor taxes, the stream of casualties seems angeles. >>> when i have to deal with a child, or a baby, without their family, without their father and mother, i feel heavy hearted and grief stricken. >> reporter: back at the kuwait specialty hospital in rough, a little really handle to the medical tea

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the n u k, a u s voted against shouldn't be toast out the resolution. we're the much that of the world leaders that do not take an account that the world won't take us to it. nowhere, it only brings destruction, it brings more hatreds. and i can't understand, and we lack command, we would have to sit down around the table with israel. what about a student? as i say, let's comply to the decision of 1947 will have, there's a palestinian state on one hand where have the hughes real estate and let's live in harmony together. i advocate him that, that you when should have a special mission there. so the good keep with that is that the decision should be complied. otherwise, we are the world that lacks governance. i could go out from guys and go to the environmental issue. we can have cope 12403050. you make discussions, but nothing is implemented so truly it will, people continue to pollute. people continue to use fossil fuel. people continued have industries that are the moments and people don't do anything mister president . i'd like to come back to the cl

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